Hummer accompanies all Marine recruits at Parris Island through training as part of his own transition into becoming a full-fledged Marine.
Sir, Yes Sir!
This English Bulldog is officially "on duty" in the U.S. Marines.
Renowned for their tough, muscular and aggressive appearance, the English bulldogs have long suited the Corps' need for a symbol and a faithful mascot. Prone to weight problems, often reluctant to obey orders and always last to fall into formation for physical training, the dogs have also always found favor with struggling junior Marines, who are relived that the Sergeant Major has someone besides them to bark at!.Source
English Bulldogs epitomize the fighting spirit of the U.S. Marines. Tough, muscular, aggressive, fearless, and often arrogant, they are the ultimate canine warriors. English Bulldogs... Teufel-hunden... Devil Dogs. They symbolize the ethos of the Warrior Culture of the U.S. Marines.Source
This keeps me wondering. Why do some people fail to get good jobs yet dogs can afford to work very effeciently? This should be an example to the unemployed.
Josie Rice
This is great. Love it. Magnet for the Marine Corp. Semper Fi.
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Talk about the "ultimate" doggie costume!...
Renowned for their tough, muscular and aggressive appearance, the English bulldogs have long suited the Corps' need for a symbol and a faithful mascot. Prone to weight problems, often reluctant to obey orders and always last to fall into formation for physical training, the dogs have also always found favor with struggling junior Marines, who are relived that the Sergeant Major has someone besides them to bark at!.
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Read more about this English Bulldog and see more pictures from the day he went through Marine Boot Camp graduation ceremonies at Parris Island.
This keeps me wondering. Why do some people fail to get good jobs yet dogs can afford to work very effeciently? This should be an example to the unemployed.
This is great. Love it. Magnet for the Marine Corp. Semper Fi.